The best restaurants serving British food in North Norfolk East of England

We were told we arrived too late for food and as we weren’t eating we couldn’t have a drink. We sat for a rest and when we asked if we could just get a coffee and cake we were told that if we didn’t like the policy then we knew were the door was!!!! I kid you not. This really happened

What a fabulous experience I received by Jordan and Emma in The Swan in Horning - I am a celiac and often find it hard to find lunch as I’m unable to eat sandwiches etc - not only did they have really nice rolls gluten free but their fish fingers were made of Gluten free batter! Amazing it was such a heartwarming experience all round as they were so helpful and polite hosts - thanks so much both of you it finished off our little break on a high xx

Overcooked, rubbery, minimal beef burger. Service had been added to the bill without asking or even telling me, so I paid it without knowing or being given an opportunity to increase or decrease the amount.

Lovely warming bar and restaurant we popped in after a walk along the cliffs from Cromer. Stopped for a bit to eat. Great service, attentive, polite staff and tasty food.

Pure delight from the warm welcome on arrival, amazing hot taste food of high standard. Served by lovely waiting staff.

Done such a fantastic job on revamping the garden centre and restaurant. Such a shame the food was terrible! My wife had what was supposed to be Chicken schnitzel which was on the special board. The first one was so tough it was overcooked and couldn’t cut it. This was replaced with a second one and was told by the waitress they are all like that! I had a cheese and onion omelet which had been burnt on one side and was presented inside out to hide the burnt base. A lady who worked there named Heather, came and asked us if we enjoy our meal and thought we were joking when we said it was awful. She apologised and asked us if we would like a piece of cake or a refill of our drinks which we declined.

Precioso rollo de tocino y un rollo de mayonesa de huevo todo cocinado y hecho fresco a pedido, y una olla de té para dos. Personal amable y servicial

Visiting North Norfolk in February means wrap up warm ... we were there for the Fri & Sat 14th 15th Feb and having visited The Red Lion previously chose to return on the Saturday. We didn't book ... we should have ! Didn't expect it to be busy in the Winter months but all tables around the enticing open fire were taken ! The staff however were incredibly helpful and friendly and suggested if we had a drink in the "back room" they would come & get us when a table came free out the front. True to their word 20 minutes later we had a lovely table at the front section of the pub, the drinks were great and we chose one of the "specials" which was steak pie and it was ... special ! Best way to describe it is Beef Wellington style pastry rammed with tender steak chunks on mashed potato with gravy & greens. Absolutely amazing ... just what was needed on cold night !!! Thanks to all at The Red Lion, have visited before and will certainly visit again ... next time we'll make sure we book !!!

Popped into this pub a couple of times, firstly for a great pint of cask ale and the second evening for a meal. On both occasions the service was great and the food was very reasonably-priced and very tasty.

After a walk around Walsingham Abbey went in to the Bull Inn, should really have walked out, with unfriendly reception, but being cold just wanted a hot drink and something to eat. Not being sure I said to my friend.. let's just have a toasted sandwich.. you can't mess that up.. the worst thing I have ever eaten toasted cheese and tomato, soft, soggy and oily.. the tomato slice was the end bits where attached to the vine.. the chips were pale grey and oily .. horrible we decided after two bites, not to risk it further as that food would make us unwell, the cook saw us getting ready to leave offered to make another. Thanks but definitely no Thanks. They also had no variety of coffee just a pot of horrible filter coffee..I might as well have just thrown £24 in the bin.. my friends toastie bus just as bad. The table next us said their meal was also not great they asked for ketchup and a big bottle was brought from the kitchen?? If you charge people for food surely you put pride into what you serve...

Popped in for Sunday lunch. It was dreadful! Cold limp veg,cold roast potatoes ,the veg looked like it had been taken off someone else's plate after they had finished with it.The only good bit was the lump of beef.

This used to be a very nice traditional pub, with a good menu - what a difference a year makes! Bar moved, decorated in dull blue colour making the place look drab & uninviting. Barely anything on the menu bar fish & chips! Only 4 other diners in the place & like us were driven out due to thumping drum & bass music --- is that necessary at lunchtime?!? Won't be going back anytime soon.

Best fish and chips in area. Call ahead to book collection to avoid large queue on weekends. Large chips is enough for 2 to 3 people!

Absolutely fantastic food, we ordered large cod and large chips to share between two and the size and quality was outstanding, we had read previous reviews so were a little bit unsure but both the food and staff were spot on, well done The Catch.

Ordered a burger and drink,took 25 minutes,narrowly beating my previous record of 23 minutes for 5 chicken selects and a drink. Easily the worst mcdonalds in history